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FG presses pre-2004 civil servants on pension verification

PenCom and the head of the civil service are pressing pre-2004 federal civil servants to complete a one-time online verification for their accrued pension rights.

Dangote pledges 95,000 jobs as refinery scales to 1.4m bpd

Aliko Dangote has pledged 95,000 skilled jobs as his Lagos refinery scales from 650,000 to 1.4 million barrels per day, set to overtake India's Jamnagar.

Nigeria Attracts $14billion, €250million Foreign Investments

Nigeria secures $14bn from India and €250m from the Netherlands, with a 300% oversubscription on Eurobonds and strategic MOUs with ten countries.

Tinubu’s Bold Pitch: Nigeria Emerges as Prime Investment Destination for Samsung

In a strategic move aimed at wooing global investment, former Lagos State Governor and...

Nigeria’s Economy Suffers as Foreign Investment Hits 11-Year Low

Nigeria, Africa’s largest economy, has seen a sharp decline in foreign investment in the...

Nigeria’s Textile Sector Seeks Infrastructure, Policy Reform

Nigeria's textile industry seeks infrastructure improvement and policy reform for growth.

Nigeria’s Fiscal Dilemma: Rethinking Budget Funding Beyond Borrowing

In a pivotal address to the joint Senate Committee evaluating the 2024-2026 Medium Term...

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FG presses pre-2004 civil servants on pension verification

PenCom and the head of the civil service are pressing pre-2004 federal civil servants to complete a one-time online verification for their accrued pension rights.

Dangote pledges 95,000 jobs as refinery scales to 1.4m bpd

Aliko Dangote has pledged 95,000 skilled jobs as his Lagos refinery scales from 650,000 to 1.4 million barrels per day, set to overtake India's Jamnagar.

Waltersmith doubles refining capacity to 10,000 bpd

Abdulrazaq Isa's Waltersmith Petroman Oil has doubled its refining capacity to 10,000 barrels per day after completing a Phase 2 expansion in Imo State.

Magaji urges FG to form farmer-herder prevention panel

AFAN President Mohammed Magaji has urged the Federal Government to set up a national committee to prevent farmer-herder clashes before they erupt across rural Nigeria.